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L14: A review of occupational health in clinical practice, small animal zoonoses Flashcards

1
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Which two organisations may a GP report a zoonosis to?

A

HSE or PHE

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2
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How do GPs report to HSE?

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Via RIDDOR

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3
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Which scheme allows those injured by their profession to claim disability benefits?

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Industrial Injuries Scheme

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4
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Why are immunosuppressed animals the greatest risk for zoonosis?

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Increased shedding, lowest response to infections

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5
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By what age does primary immunodeficiency manifest?

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1 year

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6
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How many humans cases of T caninum are there per year?

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Less than 10

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7
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What is the major source of T caninum infection?

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Puppies (dogs coat)

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8
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How long is egg embryonation in T caninum?

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2-3 weeks

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9
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What causes cat scratch disease?

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Bartonella henselae

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10
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What % of cats have subclinical Bartonella?

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38%

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11
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Which cat body fluids can spread Bartonella?

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Blood and saliva

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12
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What do you treat Bartonella with?

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Aminoglycosides

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13
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What are symptoms of Bartonella in humans?

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Local LN swelling, conjunctivitis, uveitis

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14
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Which are the most common cats to have Bartonella?

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Kitten ownership, flea problems

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15
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What causes Rat Bite Fever?

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Streptobacillus moniliformis, Spirillum minus

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16
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What % of rats carry rat bite fever?

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50%

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17
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Which two ways can rat bite fever be transmitted?

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Bites or water borne

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18
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What do you treat rat bite fever with?

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Tetracycline and penicillin

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19
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What are symptoms of rat bite fever in humans?

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Fever, symmetrical rash, arthritis in humans

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20
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What three things does ancyclostoma caninum cause in humans?

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Dermatitis, eosinophilic enteritis, anaemia

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21
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How long can ancyclostoma caninum larvae remain infective in a damp environment?

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5-9 days

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22
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How are neonatal pups infected with ancyclostoma caninum?

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Milk

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23
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How is echinococcus spread to humans?

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Flies or oro-faecal contact

24
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What disease does echinococcus cause in humans?

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Hydatid disease

25
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Which areas is echinococcus found in?

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Sheep areas

26
Q

How long is Lepto incubation?

A

5-14 days

27
Q

How do you diagnose Lepto in humans?

A

Ag and Ab detection

28
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What do you treat Lepto with?

A

Penicillin

29
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How long does it take to recover from Lepto?

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6 weeks - 6 months

30
Q

What causes feline Leprosy?

A

Saprophytic Mycobacteria or M lepraemurium

31
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What does feline leprosy look like in cats?

A

Localised ulcerating skin lesion

32
Q

What kind of virus is skin cowpox?

A

Orthopoxvirus

33
Q

What is the host of skin cowpox?

A

Rodent

34
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WHat does skin cowpox look like in cats?

A

Abscess at the point of infection, pyrexia, ulcerated and crusting skin lesions, recovery

35
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What does skin cowpox look like in humans?

A

Orf-like lesion on finger, arm or face which resolves in 4-5 weeks

36
Q

Which body areas are mite lesions often found?

A

Axillae, wrist, groin

37
Q

Which body areas are mite bites often seen?

A

Ankles and lower legs

38
Q

What three conditions can Pasterella cause in humans?

A

Cellulitis, septicaemia, cardiac tamponade

39
Q

How is Capnocytophaga canimorsus spread to humans?

A

Bite wounds

40
Q

What are two consequences Capnocytophaga canimorsus of in humans?

A

DIC and acute renal failure

41
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Which kind of people are most at risk of Capnocytophaga canimorsus?

A

Alcoholics and older people

42
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Which species is Capnocytophaga canimorsus also described in?

A

Cats

43
Q

What should you do following a possible rabies bite?

A

Give Igs IM and around wound, vaccination, can amputate limb

44
Q

What is the order of common allergy-inducing species?

A

Cat, guinea pig, rabbits, horse, dog, birds

45
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Which two pathogens can rabbits spread by aerosol?

A

Bordetella, lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus

46
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What can rabbits spread in the urine?

A

Lepto

47
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What can rabbits spread in their faeces?

A

E Coli, Salmonella, Yersinia, Brachyspira, C diff (G pigs, hamsters, gerbils)

48
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What three pathogens can snakes carry?

A

Salmonella, Aeromonas, Mycobacterium

49
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How many zoonoses do brown rats carry?

A

35

50
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What % prevalence is hantavirus in rat owners?

A

33% owner prevalence

51
Q

What can rats spread in their skin?

A

Dermatophytes

52
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What 4 things can rats spread in their faeces?

A

Campylobacter, S typhimurium, Yersinia, Crypto

53
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What are 3 unusual Salmonella serotypes found in rat faeces?

A

S orianenburg, poona, arizonae

54
Q

What do giant millipedes release when threatened?

A

Hydrocyanic acid and benzoquinones

55
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WHat does the giant millipede secretion cause in humans?

A

Erythema, blistering, looks like intentional injury

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